Former Homeland Security Secretary Jeh Johnson suggested President-elect Trump retain current FBI Director Christopher Wray until after his inauguration.
This recommendation follows suspected terror attacks in New Orleans and Las Vegas, raising security concerns.
Johnson emphasized the importance of stability in leadership during a heightened security environment, particularly with the Super Bowl approaching.
Current FBI Director Wray announced his intent to resign, leading to concerns regarding a potential leadership transition.
The details of any interim appointments remain vague, with Johnson expressing that now is not the time for director transitions.
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